scabrous

The results showed that the surface of H. miconioides leaf epidermis was scabrous, and the cell was irregular and closely ranged.

Herbs perennial, often shortly rhizomatous, sometimes long stoloniferous, often glabrous, sometimes scabrous.

pedicels up to 1 cm, scabrous, tips slightly expanded with longer spicules below.

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Bark dark gray, longitudinally fissured, scabrous, exfoliating in irregular flakes.

blade deciduous, initially green, slightly purple, strap-shaped, small, scabrous.

blade linear-lanceolate, scabrous, margins sparsely serrulate.

leaf blade scabrous or smooth, veins pinnate, secondary veins parallel, prominent, margin entire or smooth.

Leaf blade sometimes folded, base slightly broadened, margin cartilaginous, apex acuminate, midvein scabrous.

Herbs annual or perennial, rarely subshrubs, pubescent or strigose, rarely scabrous.

pedicels shorter than spikelet, up to 1. 6 mm, scabrous, slightly widened at apex.

Leaf blades filiform, up to 6 cm, ca. 1 mm wide, glabrous, adaxial surface scabrous.

Stem and branches woody, smooth or somewhat scabrous, occasionally with sparse prickles.

Stem hollow, thinly ribbed, essentially glabrous, scabrous below umbel.

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rachis winged, midrib triquetrous, margins scabrous.

Bark brown or grayish brown, scabrous, longitudinally fissured.

Leaf margin serrulate, leaf blade scabrous; capsule spines branched, soft.

Glumes oblong-lanceolate, scabrous along veins and margin, apex acute or acuminate.

Both surfaces of leaflets sparsely scabrous, abaxially pubescent on veins, apex acuminate, margin serrate.

Bark dark gray to blackish, longitudinally fissured, scabrous.

Leaflets scabrous, densely pubescent, apex bluntly acute to obtuse.

blade green-brown, triangular or lanceolate, broad, scabrous.

older branches dark brown, scabrous, terminal buds with distinctly elongated, reddish, glabrous scales, to 2 cm.

branches 5 or more per node, spreading, very scabrous, bearing branchlets nearly to base, spikelets clustered at the branch apices.

Culms below spike smooth and glabrous, or scabrous; anthers yellow.

Scape terminal, 20--40 cm, terete, smooth or minutely scabrous-denticulate, covered with leaf sheaths only at base.

monoecious or dioecious. Bark dark gray, scabrous.

Herbs, erect, rigid, blackened when dry, scabrous.

outermost leaf sheath usually scabrous.

leaf blade broadly linear, to 1 cm wide, scabrous, glabrous or adaxial surface shortly pubescent.

Epicalyx lobes ovate, ca. 2. 5 cm, densely white stellate puberulent and brown-yellow stellate scabrous hairy, margin white spiny hairy.

Bark dark reddish brown, scabrous and squamose with age.

rachis usually tough except apically, margin scabrous hairy.

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rachis winged, ca. 1 mm broad, midrib triquetrous, margins scabrous.

Palea the same texture and length as lemma, 2-keeled, scabrous to ciliolate along keels.

Leaves linear or narrowly so, shorter than scape, 2--3 mm wide, flat, margin scabrous-denticulate or smooth.

Stem weak, 4-ribbed, scabrous with sparse appressed hairs.

Branchlets scabrous and hirsute with long hairs.

lobes linear, 4-5. 5 mm, slightly unequal, sinus between lobes subrounded, margin scabrous, apex obtuse, veins indistinct.

Leaves shorter than scape, 1--2 mm wide, semiterete, fistulous, smooth or minutely scabrous-denticulate along angles.

Scape 22--27 cm, 2-angled, scabrous-denticulate along angles, covered with leaf sheaths only at base.

Branchlets pale gray-brown, scabrous or shiny.

Capsule ovoid-conical, 8-10 mm, scabrous, apex truncate to oblique.

leaf blade lanceolate, rarely ovate-lanceolate or linear-lanceolate, 2-5 X ca. 1. 5 cm, scabrous, apex acuminate to an obtuse tip.

Leaves 2, usually shorter than scape, 1--3 mm wide, semiterete, solid, margin minutely scabrous-denticulate.

mericarps 15-20, apex acute, slightly awned, long stellate scabrous.

15 (14) Leaves adaxially scabrous on veins, elsewhere glabrous.

Stems 3-6 mm in diam. , scabrous, densely rusty hirsute.

Leaves (1 or)2, linear, shorter than scape, 7--15 mm wide, margin minutely scabrous-denticulate or smooth, apex acute.

Stem reduced, ribbed, scabrous, to 1. 5 cm thick at base.

Leaves shorter than scape, 0. 3--1 mm wide, semiterete, scabrous-denticulate or rarely smooth on margin.

lobes linear to linear-lanceolate, 7-11 mm, base obtuse, margin scabrous, apex acuminate, veins 1-3.

Leaves shorter than scape, 0. 5--1. 5 mm wide, semiterete, adaxially channeled, smooth, sometimes scabrous-denticulate along angles.

Leaves shorter than scape, 0. 5--1(--2) mm wide, semiterete to subterete, smooth, rarely scabrous along ribs and at margin.

Rhizome branched, surface scabrous, densely covered with speckles and stellate lenticels;

Glumes narrowly lanceolate, usually asymmetric, smooth, or scabrous along veins, margin membranous, apex acuminate;

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Culm sheaths brown scabrous, distally purple-brown spotted, lower portion very tough, upper papery and thin, margins glabrous;

upper glume equal to spikelet, inconspicuously scabrous to shortly hispid along veins, cuspidate to awn-tipped;

rachis triquetrous, narrowly winged, margins scabrous;

Twigs angled, pubescent and shortly glandular setose, becoming scabrous;

Leaf sheath grayish green, usually shorter than internodes, smooth or slightly scabrous;

ligules scarcely exserted, apex concave, petioles slightly scabrous on both sides;

Leaf sheath scabrous and puberulent on lower leaves, glabrous and slightly inflated on upper leaves;

branchlets purple when young, blackish brown when old, terete, scabrous and tomentose when young, verruculose, and glabrous when old;

rachis very slender, triquetrous, not winged, margins scabrous;

rachis flexuose, slender, scabrous on back, margin ciliolate;

Sepals scabrous, ciliate, abaxially yellow glandular punctate;

Leaf blade abaxially densely gray-white stellate puberulent, hairs twisted, some slender, others robust, adaxially scabrous and stellate;

woody stems buried in soil, parts above ground scabrous, rarely almost smooth;

Leaf blade thinly papery, abaxially sparsely pubescent, usually with crowded minute dark red sessile glands, adaxially scabrous;

auricles dotlike or elliptic, scabrous, ciliate, oral setae straight or curved;

Leaf sheath glabrous, smooth or scabrous;

Glumes lanceolate, ca. 3-veined, glabrous or scabrous along veins, apex acute;

rachis scabrous on back, margin spinose;

rachis broadly winged, ca. 1 mm broad, midrib low, margins scabrous;

Bark on trunk dark brown, scabrous;

Glumes greenish, ovate-oblong, 3- or 4-veined, glabrous, or scabrous along midvein distally, apex acuminate or pointed;

glumes boat-shaped, keeled, scabrous on vein, ca. 1 mm;

rachis ribbonlike, winged, ca. 1 mm broad, margins scabrous;

Glumes ovate-lanceolate, 3- or 4-veined, glabrous but scabrous along midvein distally, apex acute;

ovary triangular, scabrous-hirsute, 2- or 3-loculed;

Glumes oblong-lanceolate, 4- or 5-veined, scabrous along veins, margin narrowly membranous, apex dentate on one or both sides;